Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Fresno has shipped 4,000,00e pounds of
raisins this year.
Sullivan will be presented with watch
by the Prince of Wales.
At Napa yesterday the residence of Mrs.
Craig was burned. Loss $500.
Kilrain is finding many hackers in Eng
| land at even money against Smith.
Mary Dorman, the supposed Railway,
| \. j., victim, is alive and well in Scotland.
| More than 1000 persons fiocked to see
John l.. Sullivan's first exhibition iii Dub
| lin.
Tacoma, w. T., is rapidly increasing in
| population since the completion of the rail-
| road.
| Benjamin +. Hopkins, another of the
| Fidelity Bank officials, is on trial in Gin
einnati for fraud.
George Richardson, while excavating at
San Jose yesterday, was probably fatally
injured by the caving of bank.
John L. Auzerais, pioneer of 1852 and
one of the wealthiest citizens of San Jose,
died on Monday evening of heart disease.
1t is reported that the Sullivan and Nit
chell fight will take place in a large out
house in Kent. The tickets are selling at
f55 each.
Jimmie Kies, the boy who accidentally
shot himself while hunting squirrels last
Saturday in FL Dorado county, has died of
his injuries.
Henry Hague brick -sason, laying
brick on the new City Hall, San Jose, was
crushed yesterday by 4 falling derrick.
He will probably not recover.
The bridge for the Santa Rosa and
Benicia Railroad, below Soscol, is finished,
and track-laying will at once be COM
menced on the west side Of the creek.
Henry Neitman, q barkeeper in the Ger
mania Beer Hail, at San Pedro, was muir
dered Saturday night by being stabbed by
Isabella Address, 3 discarded mistress.
The Crown Princess writes that under
the most favorable clrcum stances the Crown
Prince will have TO spare himself tor long
time and to use his voice but very little
John Jameson owner of the cutter Irex.
has commissioned Designer Richardson to
lay lines for cutter larger than the Irex,
to compete next year Tor the American
cup.
Margaret Golden, better known as Sister
Teresa, for the past 80 years one of the
principal teachers in the Convent of Notre
Dame at San Jose, died Monday night after
a long illness.
The London Times correspondents at st.
Petersburg, Vienna and Berlin ridicule the
war scare. The st. Petersburg correspond
ent describes il as considered ridiculous in
military circles there.
Advices from Tahlequah, Indian Terri
tory, say that the ultimatum in the polit-
ical crisis has been reached By the Ma
tionals calling on the United States Gov
ernment to settle matters.
A rolling mill to cost near million dol
lars is to be erected at Riverside, Los An
geles county. The projectors have control
of mountain of iron within two miles OF
Daggett, from which to supply the material
to be worked.
Warrants are out for the arrest of a
number of prominent home rule agitatoTs.
In an interview Michael Devitt declares
that he fully expects to be imprisoned, but
he predicts the speedy success of the
Nationalist cause.
The death is announced at Vienna Of
Miska Hauser, the celebrated violinist
who made tour of the lid in the early
fifties, passing through California. He was
born in 1922, and gave his first concert al
the age of twelve years.
An address, to be signed by many Eng.
fish Catholics, will be presented to Mgr
Persico, who was charged by the Pope to
make a personal investigation of the affairs
in ireland. assuring him of their devotion
to the Holy See, and expressing the hope
that his mission will result in inducing
the Pope to assist in obtaining for Ireland
the fultillment of national aspirations.